- Studio: Warner Bros. Pictures
- Release Date: Sep 12, 2003
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7.0
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Generally favorable reviews- based on 62 Ratings
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Positive: 52 out of 62
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Mixed: 3 out of 62
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Negative: 7 out of 62
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JakeFeb 5, 20079Cage is great in this film. He plays the part extremly well. It is a very humorous movie with a great story. Rockwell and Lohman were great for the roles that they played. They gelled very well with Cage.
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HenrySAug 15, 20099This is quite an amazing movie, mainly because Alison Lohman's performance was enough to knock anyone off their seats, I still have a hard time believing she was really 23 then! and the end is indeed original, loved it all.
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marshman88Nov 23, 20059It was really good. i'd definately watch it again. Grade: 9.1
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ChadS.Sep 24, 20039
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[Anonymous]Sep 14, 200310I felt betrayed at the end of the movie. But that's what you're suppose to feel. Nicholas Cage is very funny and this is an unbelievably interesting movie.
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JerryT.Sep 14, 20039This is a very good movie. It has a VERY suprising ending. Only a handful of movies are movies that you can not predict. I could not predict a thing about this movie. GO WATCH IT YOU FOOLS! oh and its a 9 out of 10 because the movie had an ending i didn't predict.
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NickV.Sep 29, 20039How do u not like this movie, you must have it confused with another one.
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SeanS.Nov 23, 200310Truly a masterpiece!
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PaulFeb 7, 200410THE MOVIE ROCKS.....nicolas cage is great...reminds me of a not-quite-as -good oceans eleven....get this movie when it comes out on dvd.
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BennettM.Mar 21, 20049Another Cage classic, this movie is a funny and smart flick with more twists than a twizzler.
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FernandoG.Mar 14, 200410Alison Lohman is the best part of the movie.
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50The movie is moderately enjoyable, but it also makes you feel conned: It offers up a disturbing protagonist and then substitutes cuteness for character.
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60Odd mixture of ultra-sleek visuals, psychological probing, "Paper Moon"-like father-daughter swindling, self-improvement efforts and abrupt tough-guy stuff keeps the picture percolating, even if it seems too artificial to genuinely convince on an emotional or dramatic level.
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60Scott's finesse can't entirely disguise the mechanical nature of Nicholas and Ted Griffin's script, which has one too many twists for its own good. Fun while it lasts, but it's a bit of a con job itself.